Labor Day will also be on the warm side with temperatures in the low 90s.
If you don’t see any storms flare-up, which there won’t be an enormous amount of them, high temps could top out in the mid-90s.
We look ahead to this week’s expected cold front and until now our main computer models were in agreement with timing and impact of colder air into our region by late Wednesday into Thursday.
BUT now the latest models are not in agreement. Both models are now slowing down the progression of the front overall and even the American model, which was the most bullish on the cooler air for us, has backed off and favors us staying stormy, warm and muggy through at least Friday.
The bottom line is that the really nice cool down we were anticipating doesn’t appear as it’ll happen.
That said, we will still tap into some of the cooler and definitely drier air by Friday and into next weekend.
We’re as disappointed as you are however, remember that it is still early September and while this had the potential to be a really nice early taste of fall, at least we’ll see some drier air to cut the late summer humidity.
Enjoy your Labor Day weekend and stay safe!
TROPICS: Tropical Depression #17 has formed in the Central Atlantic.
It is expected to strengthen to Tropical Storm Paulette tomorrow but is still well far away from the US mainland coast. Most of the computer models are not very bullish on it turning into anything troublesome, mainly re-curving back out to sea.
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